Author: Alexandra Pecci

Suncook doctor honored for career of compassion

Gerard Hevern wins national honor as Family Physician of Year

Seed-to-table dining

Applecrest Farm Bistro brings the restaurant to the farm

Trade union

Seacoast Food Swap taps into a desire for back-to-basics bartering

A second chance with wood

Furniture Masters prison outreach program offers new beginnings at New Hampshire State Prison

NH ‘Bee hotel’ abuzz with research about pollinators

UNH professor seeks to study New Hampshire’s estimated 250 species of native bees

Unpackaged goods

New Stonyfield product takes a giant step toward edible packaging

Men mull the matter of gender in the workplace

On women’s summit panel, male executives offer their views on diversity, inequality

New effort seeks to stem rise of C-sections in N.H.

Lowering the rate of medically unnecessary cesareans will reduce health care costs

Cheshire Medical’s health care vision extends well beyond the hospital

Keene hospital honored for efforts to forge ‘a better way’

N.H. farmers markets try to lure SNAP beneficiaries with dollar-matching programs

'I think together as a region that we need to be more inclusive'

Personalized grocery delivery a growing trend at hotels

Who hasn’t arrived starving in a hotel room only to be met with a binder full of takeout menus, and no room service to be found?

The environmental, and economic, costs of invasive species

Ignoring the impacts of ecosystem changes comes with a price tag

Port City Makerspace gives crafters, tinkerers and techies a place to create

The new rules for crafters, hackers and tinkerers

Along with skills training, HR group’s program gives female inmates hope for ‘the real world’

Not only are female inmates being left out of vocational training, but women’s incarcerations tend to have a greater ripple effect on the larger society and economy than men’s

Live free and…brand

Travel and tourism campaign slogan attracts not only tourists, but also businesses

Broadband health care network makes strides in New Hampshire

Imagine someone showing stroke symptoms in a remote town that’s tucked deep in the New Hampshire woods. An ambulance brings the patient to a small critical access hospital that serves a wide geographic area, but the nearest medical center —…

Women and leadership: more work needs to be done, especially in N.H.

New Hampshire lags behind other states in the number of female executives and board members, as well as in the number of women-owned businesses

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Military & Veterans Campus has new way to build teamwork

On a recent Friday at the Easterseals NH Military & Veterans Campus in Franklin, I found myself about 30 feet in the air. I was holding onto a pole and contemplating what suddenly seemed like a rather narrow log stretching out over a great deal of empty space toward another pole, which also seemed remarkably distant.